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Available NOW, web>clicker is a browser-based voting tool that combines the simplicity of i>clicker with the flexibility of laptops and handheld devices. web>clicker works on any standard web browser, including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari, including Safari for iPhone and iPod Touch. Unlike other browser-based systems, there are no confusing codes or IP addresses to mar the user experience. Students’ focus remains on the lecture, not the technology.
i>clicker remotes can be used alongside web>clicker in the same classroom. Faculty can even allow students to vote via web>clicker from remote locations like off-site classrooms, homes, or offices. Student web>clicker and i>clicker responses are compiled in one results graph, and the data is collectively recorded in i>grader.
Interested in learning more? Contact us to schedule an online web>clicker demo.
web>clicker is part of the i>clicker Distance Learning suite.
web>clicker system requirements
web>clicker is an Internet-based response technology. As such, each user will have an individual wireless device on which he/she will respond to in-class questions. It is strongly recommended that students use Wi-Fi connectivity (as opposed to a cellular data network), when possible, for reliability and bandwidth purposes. The number of students capable of using web>clicker at one time in a classroom will be limited by the capacity of the campus Wi-Fi system. It is highly recommended that campus IT be involved early on in the decision-making progress.
Minimum Campus Wi-Fi System Requirements:
- The network must not block. upload or download from iclicker.com.
- Capable of supporting the estimated maximum number of simultaneous web>clicker users within the same access area. For example, if 60 students are using web>clicker in the same classroom, the Access Point(s) (AP(s)) covering that classroom must be able to support at least 60 discrete, simultaneous users.
- Sufficient bandwidth to handle the cluster of users. The following are up- and downstream bandwidth guidelines, as bandwidth availability is highly dependent on the number of other users on the same AP streaming data other than web>clicker (which is a low-bandwidth application):
1-30 users 128kbps
31-99 users 512kbps
100+ users T1 (or better)
Supported mobile devices
iPhone OS 2.0 and above:
Palm WebOS:
Android OS 1.5 and above: (There are many devices that run Android OS 1.5 and above. The following is a sample of the available devices but is not a complete list.)
- Motorola DROID
- HTC Droid Eris
- Motorola Devour
- Motorola Backflip
- Samsung Moment
- Google Nexus One
Purchasing web>clicker
Once an instructor has decided to allow web>clicker use in his or her course, students can purchase web>clicker access from the campus bookstore, or, beginning Fall 2010, from our eCommerce site. Institutions or departments can also purchase web>clicker licenses per student. Institutional licenses will be accompanied by restrictions on use. For more information on pricing, please contact your local i>clicker Technology Specialist or contact us at sales@iclicker.com or 866.209.5698.
A Note on Accessibility
At i>clicker, we are committed to making our products accessible for every student, and web>clicker is no exception. web>clicker was built in consultation with California Law, Electronic and Information Technology Accessibility Standards (Section 508), and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0.